Windows 11 kicked me out of WIP on Windows 11.

Good Morning fg,

Script worked for WU. Still had issue with Secure Boot, the reg entry did not work. Have a new one wrote up to check with this weeks build. To use WU, have to use a different key than the install bypass key in registry.

This old laptop had 3 items blocking WU, Secure Boot, TPM and CPU, got past 2, so will see what happens this week if I can get WU upgrade to work or have to do the ISO in-place bypass (usual method of upgrading Dev builds, even back with W10).

Regards,

Hi Johnny,

For W.U. I did something different last time, W.U. downloads the file that checks the requirements in

To continue the download and install had to hide the file that does the check in that directory and retry. 😉

Good Morning fg,

Script worked for WU. Still had issue with Secure Boot, the reg entry did not work. Have a new one wrote up to check with this weeks build. To use WU, have to use a different key than the install bypass key in registry.

This old laptop had 3 items blocking WU, Secure Boot, TPM and CPU, got past 2, so will see what happens this week if I can get WU upgrade to work or have to do the ISO in-place bypass (usual method of upgrading Dev builds, even back with W10).

Regards,

Hi Johnny,

I got this, but did not try using it yet, so far I managed to get my Red Zone unsupported MSI GT70 to Dev channel 22454.1000 without using this script, just changing the Reg in 2 places from ReleasePreview to Dev.

How did the script work for you ?

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Hi Sibro.o,

Thanks for the information.

I am new to VMs. Therefore, your knowledge about VMs is way above my understanding.

There is one thing I couldn't yet learn. I couldn't carry over activation status from one installation ( on Windows 11 Pro host M/C ) to another ( Windows 10 Pro host M/C ) on the same PC. I did what @Johnny said in his post above ( copy some small configuration files in the guest installation ). I am sure I did something wrong.

Regards

Hi suat,

You're welcome.

I'm new to VMs myself. I just recently started to experiment with VMware despite having a lifetime license paid for years ago. I have very little experience with Hyper-V, sorry I can't be of much help to you. Maybe you could start using VMplayer and then the 3 of us plus and FG if he wants to join can help each other.

Regards

Hi Sibro.o,

Thanks for the information.

I am new to VMs. Therefore, your knowledge about VMs is way above my understanding.

I installed a VM ( Windows 11 Pro ) on Windows 11 Pro in Hyper-V Manager and activated it. I played with it for some time and then decided to install it on my main Windows 10 Pro. My main ( host ) PC does not have TPM module but Hyper-V app has simulated TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot.

I checked the compliance status of the VM against Windows 11 requirements and came up with this. TPM requirement is met for VM.

The screen snip below is from virtual Windows 11 Pro on Hyper-V VM on host M/C.

There is one thing I couldn't yet learn. I couldn't carry over activation status from one installation ( on Windows 11 Pro host M/C ) to another ( Windows 10 Pro host M/C ) on the same PC. I did what @Johnny said in his post above ( copy some small configuration files in the guest installation ). I am sure I did something wrong.

Regards